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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-21
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
Five Days, Commencing Tuesday, June Fl,
Races will commence promptly at Bpm.

First Day, Tuesday, June FL, 1887.
No. 1.-TrOtting, $50 class ............ $500
No. 2-RuDning, 81 mile dash, all ages 300
No. 3.-TrottiDg. 2.25 class. ..............5 800
Second Day. Wednesday, June 22.
No. 4.-Running, Utah Derby, rs miles,
for year-olds, entrance $50,
half forfeit, closes April lat,
1887. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UU ADDED
No 5.-Trottiug, 2 IS class ............s5 $500
No. 6.-P4cing, 2.40 ass .....--.....-.. 200
No. 7.-Bunning, 4 mile heats, all ages, 80
Third Day, Thursday, June 23
No. s.-Trotting % class ............$5 $500
No Pacing, free fer all. 500
No. 1O.-RunnIng, mile dash, all ages. 80. $50
Fourth Day, Friday, June "a.
No. 1l.-Trotting, 2.4O class .......... 800
40. 12.- Trotting, Coffee John stake, 8
year-olds and under, entrance
$50 half forfeit; entrance closes
April LIST, 1887; 500 added, afso
cup given by Golf e john $50
No IS.-kunuing, rs mile dash, all ages, 400
No. l4-Running, juvenile stakes, 2
wear olds, "a mile ash. entrance
$50, half forfeit; entrance closes
april LIST, 1887 500 added
Fifth Day, Saturday, June 25.
No. 15.-Trotting, free for all ....... 500
No. l6.-Running, q mile heats, all ages 900
No. l7.-RuRning, mile heats, all ages - 4Vo
For conditions see Programmes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-21

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
June 20, 1887.
WHITE HOUSE.


George Tristram and wife, Henneter; q.
Lenoir. Park City; A. G. Sutherland, Provo;
Daniel Claws. + Bercher, Bingham: Geor{e
a. dickinson, n. A. Scribner, STOCKTON +
Hepburn, Cupar Fife, Scotland: i EoWeIi'
Lehi; NJ Lowell BoZeman; A. \. PoWe!l, b.
Powell, Lehi: |. L. Titcomb, Falrvlew; Mrs;
(. H. Holland and son, Mrs. Gibbons ana
two oh ldren, Eureka; J O'Klley, Leaa-
vile; M Bruneau, Tooele; c: NJ. SicKIer, A ni
J. Jimpson, Bingham; w. +, Symons' Cnl-
cago, III NJ Brown, V.Junctlon; Jonn
Rumel. Alta: Miss Johnson, Bingham; Jonn
r Stewart, Kanab; Miss Aggle BED, Grants
vile; william Broken. stockton; MISS
Emma Barratt Bingham; Mrs. Krone, &. =.
McKintosh, st John; F. A. Perkins, Lander,
Wyo. Robert Jacks n, Bingham; w. l. Rob
binson, Park city; F. D. Miller, Milwaukee;
]. G. douglass, Eureka; J. NJ. White, .Iuab;
nc. Buha, Kanab;J F. Gates NJ. K. Perry,
Frisco; George Boyer, Stockton John A
Hills. cad, Scull Valley; James Mills Bling
ham Junction; Mark BenniOn, TayloIsyllie;
]. Woods, Lake Park; J. D Rice. J W. East
man, Ogden; J. r. james, Bingham; J Coz
Inns, S. c. Kelso, L. McMurphy, J. Lewis, G
Springer, Park City; F B Murray, Woods
Gross; c. n. Howell, Kaysville, G. CARING,
Pueblo. Col. :; A Bush, Lehi; J, ButterW0Od,
Springfield, Ills. J. Haskell, New Ulm,
MINI G. L MOnahan, New Zealand; II. l.
Cleveland, st. Paul, Mimi: ]. II. Evans.
Lincon, n. NJ; J. VII Jams, Ophir: d. john
son, Dry CAM on; A V Eddie, Wanship; D.
Bone Tntic: L. Irving, Heber City; J. ?.
Christensen, Mill Creek.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-21
ONE CLAYsANK COLI,

HROM 8 TO 4 MONTHS OLD, WITH A
L halter on it. followed my horse, and
will be returned to the owner after proof
NJ properly, at
JOHN F CAHOON'S.
Corner of First and D Streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-21
Three PecuIiarities

Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier
and regulating medicine, is characterized by
peculiarities, namely:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-21
Flowing Wells.

A number of flowing wells have been
successfully driven of late by Nephi
Howcroft. Mr.. Rowcroft is the cham
pi0n wrestler of Utah. and be bids fair
TO become the champion well driver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-21

"HACKMETACK," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price % and so
cents. For sale at A. c. Smith u Co. $
Drug Store. IL
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FARM HAND WANTED
LOST.

: PPLY TODAY TO ARTHUR BROWN
4 201 Brigham Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-21
MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

An UPRIGHT GRAND KNABE PIANO.
n Can be seen at Sowles & Ailler's, 20 W.
Fist South Street For quality of tone, etc.,
refer to g. Y. aggart, piano tuner.
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COOP. STOCK WANTED.

ENQUIRE OF A. D. WOOLLEY, REAL
u Estate and Stock Broker, 153 Main
street, Salt Lake City.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16
Eff CTS Of inbreeding.

Take a flock OF common hens; of all col
ors, shapes and sizes, SO as to, conduct an
experiment. Place with them q, ,pure-bred
Plymouth Rock cock, and the Chicks VIM
become Uniform and So near like Plymouth
Rocks that it, will be difficult to distinguish
them from piire-bred To continue tie ex
pertinent, the next season use a cock Of the
last seasons production, with pullets of the
same blood. That is, keep one Of the hall
bred Plymouth Rocks and mate him with
a few of the half-bred pulets. The result
will be that chicks hatched from the eggs
laid by the half bred pullets will revert 10
their grandams, and instead of being uni
form, like the cross from the pure Plymouth
Rock, will come of all colors, shapes and
sizes (whcn largcr). BY inbreeding the
uniformity is destroyed, because the parents
are not pure-bred. Hence, always use a
pure-brcd male in the flock, no matter of
what breed it may be, and your chicks will
be not only uniform, but Superior TO those
of the previous season. The same rule APP
plies to the breeding of cattle, sheep, and
TO all domestic animals.
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Fure Breeds and Common Stock.

Pure breeds of fowls have been 50 widely
that it is almost impossible to
find a common flock even that has not been
improved 20 the extent of one or two extra
good layers. These will always he found
to pofsess good blood from some pure-bred
ancestor. In flock of 100 hens, the diff
ference of one dozen more eggs per year
from each layer amounts to 100 dozen equal
te $50, which is quite an item; yet, a pure
bred cock can be produced for one-fOurth
that sum. Hence, if The laying qualities of
the hens are only increased three eggs in a
whole year, in a flock of 100 hens the eggs
gained will pay for purc-bred cock Vaiecd
at 50. This shows that it really costsno; h.
ing TO improve. True, there may beaicw
dollars outlay at the beginning, but The
value will be returned, and if the breed sef
lected is large one, VIC may also ALLOW
something for the increase CT the weight oi
the carcasses. ,.. ss.a
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16
snrina Farm Cleaning.

While the wife CLEANS the house. let the
husband clean the farm. If vegetable mat-
ter is left about the yard, its rapid decay
during the damp, warm weather offspring
aud summer, will poison the air and affect
he health of the family. If left about the
barn, lots and fields, it will have a like in
huence on the farm animals, Hogs are
doubly liable to be injured, for they not
only breathe the foulcd air, but nest in such
litter. Farm cleaning Will save loss frcm
disease. The litter has great value as q
fertilizer when properly applied. The in
telligcnt use OF this manure ensures better
crops, and the farm is capable of mere
thorough cultivation. And then how much
appearances are improved. Make a. bon
lire of pieces of wood, brush, stumps, etc,
not tit for fuel, and give the charcoal to the
swine and the ashes to the fruit trees. Re
member this work is not complete until
those stumps and stones are removed which
can be taken out with reasonable amount
of labor; until the trees about the house
and in the orchard are pruned; until the
old growth is taken from raspberries, goose
berries, currauts, etc; until the 'hinder-
brush, is cleared out of the wood-l lot; uuil
/ all the bitches are opened and pools are
drained; in short, until the farm is clean
and, neat, Conveniently enough, nearly
I alls4gall of This work, san bedone before
the spring ploYipg is. begun t.t,so lsa SAD
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16
A supp,st,on 10 me travelling rubllo.

Tourists, cmirrans anl mqrHorS iinj thai
IIostcitcr's Stomach Bittcrs is medicinal safe
guard against unhcalthul Influences upon viii h
they can iupiiiitly rely, since II prevents the
effects OF vitllted atmosphere, uuaccustomcd or
nnwholcsume diet. bad water, brother conditions
unfnvoriblc TO health. ON long voyages, or
Journeys in utitudes adjacent Ia the e'luuor. II
is CslrciAy useful as Il preventive OF the tchrllv
complaints aud disorders Uf tine stomach, i've
AMI bowels, which are apt attack natives OF III,
trmpprlt" ZOup sojuuruug or traVcinE ~ Silch
regions, aud tits an excellent protection asalHs
the in 1dence of extreme cOl1 sudden changes ul
temperature, exposure to dnup or extreme
fatigue. II not ogly prevents mterlniit mt antl
rent,cnt fever. and other diseases ot = naarliil
type but eradicatcs them, II fact which has beer
notorious for years past Ia Ncftn anu Sunll
: Amerca, Mexico, the West Indies Australia
and other countrle..
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16
Ought to be Knovnby All.

The wonderfully quick and certain re-
lief afforded by Fontaine's Cure in cases
of cold, cough, Group, bronchitis and as
thma. 1t will cure a cold in II minutes!
The first dose will give relief. 1t will cure
Group in as many minutes. a child's life
may be saved by its timely use. 1t is radi-
cal cure for Asthma. 1t should always be
in the house, ready fer an emergency. Can
you, or any person afford to take risk,
when you can absolutely guard agains. it?
Whooping cough, consumption and brou-
chitis will yirlil to this medicine when
others have failed. Sold at DIR. c. r..
Horns drug store.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16
As WE CHIP HUMORQSITLES.

1t is so seldom man works in Win
chester, ILL.,. that the Times Of that pla Q
tells of young man who went of and got
a job
The men in Stockton, IA, have agreed
to let the women try their hands at manag'
ing municipal affairs, and the next Mayor,
members of Council and all city officers
are to be women.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16

Fresh made butter of good quality has
taken an upward Turn, but this does not
help those who haye held stock or inferior
lots. Ii is we'll at this season to emphasize
tile fact that there is no better time 10 sell
butter than when it is first made.
In selecting a dairy COW the most inn
portant point is good constitution, indi-
Gated by large lungs, stomach and digestive
capacity; she should come from a good
milking family; the eye should be bright,
the muzzle broad, nostrit thhl aud large,
chest and liPs broad, LEGS fat, udder broad.
milk veins Large, and head small.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16
PlYmoath Roek chiokepa.

For market the Plymouth Rocks aIe gen
eral tavOrites. a cross of the Plymouth
Rock on Asiatic, or large, coarse, common
hens, makes a superior chick for market.
We have had pure-bred Plymouth Rock
chicks to weigh two pounds when nine
weeks OLD, but they were forced as much as
possible and kept in tho best condition. A
difference in the weight of q number of
chicks. amounting to half pound in ten
weeks, with prices at forty cents pound,
is quite an item, and is very important
therefore, to use a breed that is not only
hardy, but one which grows rapidly. The
Plymouth Rocks answer well for this pur-
pose, Their plump bodies, bright, clean,
yellow legs and attractive appearance cause
them to sell rapidly and bring good prices.
We may mention that it has a strong rival
in the Wyandotte, but the latter does not
always breed strictly true, and the Plymouth
Rocks have been tried in all climates and
under many different conditions. As lay
ers the hens are far above the average and
make excellent sitters and mothers.
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Remembet This.

You can have sale bills printed at this
office while You wait.
Our circulation is rapidly increasing
everybody reads the Advocate.
Advertise your sales in the CxRBoN
ADVOCATE. sb& Is
All will do welf to have their sale bills
printed at this Office. A position in oui'
Public Sale Register" is worth consider
able. -
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The undersigned having been re-
stored to health by simple means, after
suffering for several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure. 10 those who desire it, he will
chee1ully sond Qree of charge) a copy
Of tie prescription used, which they
win find sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, CataIrh, Bronchitis and all
throat and lung Maladies.
lie hopes all sufferers will try his
Remedy, as it win cost them nothing
and may prove a blessing. Those do
string the prescription, will piease ad
dress, RRY. EDwARD \. M1LsoS
- iliG,asbC-g, AipeE Co., New York. ?
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16

Not few Of the citizens of IchiglHon
have lc, emily become greatly excited ,Gy,r
the astounding facts, that several OF their
friends who had been pronounced by their
physicians rs incurIble and beyond AL
hope-sutlrring with that dreaded monster
tonslinlption-havcb been completely cured
hy DR.. Kings New Discovery for ConsWnp-
tlon, the only remedy that does po itiYely
cure all throat and lungs diseases, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis.
Trial Bottles free ut I. ID. Thomas Drug
Store. 49, "A
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16
We Tell You Plainly

chat S,mm ms Liver Regulator will ri you
nt dyspepsia, lI.alache, Constipation, aud
1t will Ir,ak up chils and
fever and prevent their return, aud is Il
anti lotp for all mnlarial poi on =
set entirely free rom gnininc or ralomel.
TRY il, AMI you will be astonishci ut the
good results o the .cnuiuc Simmons Liver
Regulator, prepared by j. IL. Ililin q Co.
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500 A WEEK.

Ladies' or gentlemen desiring pleasant profit
able employment write NJ once. We want YOU
10 haBdlr uu article Of domestic use that recon-
mends itself 10 every one at sight STAPLE as
FLOUR sells Ike hot cakes. Profits aC0 per
cent. fanlil,s wishing TO practice economy
should fur their own hrneft write Tor nlri,uArs-
Used every day tie year round IN every hollst-
hold. Price Within the reuUh Of all Nifcllars
free, Agents receive ~ah,pie free Address
DOMESTIC MI q C,.AGrlcs, o, olt56 Gln
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16
There are some things an artist cannot
draw and one of them is his pay.
Some married men are like Russia $
rulers. They are always being blown up.


They are looi'ng for yonn everywhere
e'.I e'F..'5 "l air IN uneNPer'ea l!'frS, son;g
nbang;n, cinthinr.Lm Short nnyt,,inc
which ends in Il ''ccmmon cold in the head
Unless arrested this kind of cold becomes
seated in the mucous membrane orthe head.
Then it is Crtarrh. In any nnd all its
stages tins disease always yields to f'vS
: :, ic'm Dam. ''"ie' aSrce"oio' cer''''n'
~. Ivy '''',,' :.
10 croat nromo,er Of ..now Industries ror
woman >, wa. observed Yesterday evening
si,,irr IN an ;,,s,or rnhol.ter;,, nair of
pants.
Lord Bulw,r makes Cnrli@al' Rebellion
say, There is u such word as iitil.' These
- can oe SaiIiF aPPi,e, !" " Heth ;Nr-
'i"' > I'I' n',e, VIII d n' ,,,. cil,I
- cnrn rnaghs colIs &r when t,ken in
ca4on and according tu directions. Try it,
For sale at all druggists. Irs2e Zoe oOe
'uI fl,V' per oo;u
rnriinj f,r ,hitIrnn Eo..'n,r,o,,Jn1 i,T
7,others and nurses DC.
An rorlish oapcr say, the most beauti
g., s.I,, W., ~. Mt, p,,s, ,,,.,
-, ~
Ell II II Is IKE some English music 1t
% ''oi'''' - " ''' me- '' ''o' 's'''''
Giau , tlGings q h9iri anu cure o. lnroa'
nn,cnJ 10 c,,ro colI in 10 honrs Soil ~,
/ G. +. Horn. Druggist.
/ The burning question of the hour in
/ Washington is whether Secretary Endicott
! is who mr. whe,bcr Phil sheridan Is vhioI,
We do all kinds of plain and fancy job
""'N-i''''i ne"uS' io.e l,eu"S' lece'P'S'
"c'' pun up III '"o'c' s'Sie II "'S'reu'
The reason the Treasury Department
admitted the Egyptian mammies for the
University of Pennsylvania was because
they were dead heads.
job work-chcapest and best-at this
oficc
r.. .,, ,,,;o. Ala, c..,
"e weather 'huica''S ''la' ''e"er"'
,onr,, - w ,,,oso ,,o na,o as,ar ,i,n ,,I'a, [ M w.
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Wi. n"u SIHHr WV ilESpel;ll ana LIvei
10 c,,rn yon SnIJ Iw DR. Horn ci,;rhtnn
and Bcrv. Weissport.
-,
me '''"'ner III "'''ch tue 'hior'"a''o"
OF another projected attempt upon the
Cars life got out VIII be understood when
it is known that number of women were
in the plot.
Slceulcs5 nights made miserable by that
Ierf'o'e cough enil"nS C"re Is !he remedy
ni.r,, v,.is..,o";f ~ ''o'''' s"''' "'O
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''o-' e'''''s'' ~ 's''' o''''''o anu '0'e '''
pc" i,','S'
,,ra,,'',;,,' '" ''I,]e r '''.' ;"u w. ~
and ali synptnns Of Dyt,c,,sin' I,yi'c Il
aui IS cents lrr hottie. sold 10y Dr. Horn
/, Lohighton, and Biervs Weiss" RI.
Il Gnston paper which announces th
i startling fact that a musician played
: piano at BlbrYtou, Cape Colony. for twenty
r four hours without u stop, fails to oirc
thanks for the great distance between Cap,
r Colony anI tie United States.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16

The virtues OF ST. jacobs Oil, as pro-
claimed hy millions Of restored sufferers,
,hotlld induce everyone 10 supply his house
hold with titis great specific. 1t copduers
,niu tss t'r.r (. -5... -
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16

"It is ;s harmless as it is eilcctive,p is
what is said OF lted StaI Cough Cure y Or.
). X. Cox, d. d., Analytical Chemist,
Washington, d. {. Price, twenty-five
-rcnfh.
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Cut From Exchanges.

AlllGilCds uCCOlulllS W lOl' a.
s. Packard, comprise total of
172 species of blind creatures,
nearly all of which are mostly
white in color.
The double-turrct ship
Trafalgar. which is the largest
armor-clad that has ever been
built at Portsmouth, England,
is to be ready for launching in
September. She was only be-
gun last January.
There is a strong DISPOSE
ton in men Of opposite minds to
despise each other.
-Thel c is one advantage in
having a very talkative wife. 1t
teaches a man to listen more
patiently to his barber.
"A fashionable girls motto:
"Nevcr put off till tomorrow
what you can get your mother
to do to-day.
Miss Tomkins says that
every unmarried lady of forty
has passed the Cape Of Good
Hope.
"A carpenter may have
many virtues, still he cans get
along wichout vises.
whats the extreme penalty
for bigamy!" asked a man cf an
old Judge, who answered, "two
mothcrs-inlaw."
just because a Jersey City
girl broke off her engagement,
,he fellow married her widowed
mother. Her rash act drove her
step farther.
A young man wants to
know what's best to be done
when a person sits down on a
custard-pie at a picnic. We
advise him to sit still until tho
rest have gone home.
look here, judge, ,,sait
the burglar, II amt so bad as
you think l am. Only give me
time and I'll REFORM" Aud the
Judge gave him fifteen years.
Mr.. Faintheart: do you
think it would be safe for me tC
approach your pa on the sub
.jecl!', Miss Fairlady:: "Oh
perfectly; he has the gouI
again"
-"You went to Mcntone fo1
your health!" No, for my
wile's; and | am pleased to sa.
my trip was entirely successful.
'::Ah, then she rccovcred!' NO
sir; she died. | said it wa
successful" "
--'rha heaviest snow storm
known in England prevailed il
that country on Sunday. Franc
also suffered severely Tel;
graph wires in both conntrie
were prostrated and cables rep
dcicd useless.
-"Just my luck,'' muttere,
The criminal who was about +
be lynched at the jail door. {"
never could stay anywhere.
was suspended from school, su>
pended from college. and nov
Pm to be suspended from Jail" "
Customer: II can't pa
YOU today; you see. the Shoe
maker has Just been here. an,
=" Tailor: "Ycs, ! met hir
on the way up, and he sal
you'd put him off because YOU
got to pay the tailor to-day. $
here's your bill. sir"
Subscribe for the CARBo
ADVOCATE 81 per yea. In
cheapest and best.
A family recently engage
a young girl who advertise
that she had been -four year
in her last place. The famiI
subsequently learned that sh
> would have remained longe
than iour years in her last plac
if the governor had not pa
doned her.
Two fashionably-d -dresse
J young ladies were walking dow
the street, one on either side {
a young gentleman eXtrcm i
swell in attire and equally meas
T.. er IN proportions. A stree
: gamin grinned at them, then Il
marked dryly, much to the di'
comfture of the dude: "Ain
much ham in the that SAND
wich.
"A gentleman, seventy-fv
years of age recently lost hi
,,.:co L., loofl .ro,, oro | /
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16

1t is now said that Mr.. Blaine VIII
really go to Europe ir May. Takes it in on
his way up Salt River.
Pork packers are beginning to use
honey insteal of molasses To- cure han 5
with. 1t goes father ami is more reliable.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-04-16

EENkIIaU to be uslde. Cut this out and IT.
mlINHI 7 tam "a us, and We MD send you free
NiOltG Somtthiug Of great value and I'M
poriauCe 10 you, ttHt VIII stalt you ~ business
which VIII wing you ~ lrUre money nElt away
tn,n anything v'o lu Tins world. Anyone can do
the work uud live ~ nome. litlIlr sex; an ages.
Something Gcw thai iiat co.,s money Ter al
WorSCIs We VIII stut you: ctlital not needed,
lhi> s one u' a. genulHC, important chances Of
a lifetime. Those vino are ambitious and enter
r1sing viii not delay Grdnd outfit fItc Ad-
dress Thur s. CO., Augusta, Nai3c. dccis-ly
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AFFLICTED ags UNFORTUNATE

Alter all others fail consult
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32O N. 10th St., below Csllowhill, Phila., Pa.
20 years experience in all SPECItB. diseases. Per-
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tons SC Call write Advice free and sirictlv
hdentil Hours IL a. m ill ?. and ITO }, evenings.
December 25, lssG-iy
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1t is easier for some II, N to break theil
promise than two dollar bill
1T is an off month when the Car is no
attacked.
My son, if sinrtrs entice thee to sigr
paper kick them heavrnward before tlioI
consent.